Five-Year Battle Against Chinese Cyber Adversaries Targeting Southeast Asian Infrastructure
The Data Centre Research Report 2024 highlights Malaysia’s emergence as Southeast Asia’s leading digital hub, driven by transformative investments, sustainability efforts, and strategic initiatives.
Industrial Sector Growth:
RM141.72 billion in digital investments (January-October 2024), tripling 2023’s total.
54 data centres with 504.8 MW IT capacity support rising demand, backed by major players like Google, AWS, Microsoft, and Oracle.
Johor, Sarawak, Negeri Sembilan, and Kedah are evolving as key growth areas.
Government programs such as the Green Lane Pathway and CRESS drive renewable energy adoption and sustainable digital infrastructure.
Johor leads in IT capacity with key land deals in Kulai and Iskandar Puteri.
Klang Valley remains a vital hub with large-scale developments from Google and AWS.
Malaysia’s strong regulatory environment, cutting-edge technology, and focus on sustainability position it as a global leader in the data centre industry, creating lucrative opportunities for investors, developers, and stakeholders.
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